Hi, As a secutiry increase to our applications it would be nice if we could assign roles (former permission areas) to screen actions and user actions. This way users that didn't have permission to run them, would never be able to use firebug and other tools in order to activate buttons that trigger the action and we wouldn't need to always be "asking" in every action, if the user has permission to run it. Another benefit would be, by unchecking the anonymous role, we could also automatically know if a session timed out, without having to "ask" that also in every action. What do you guys think?

Create a grid component that has advanced features like dragable columns, native grid editable fields, filter options, resizable columns, better sorting.  The Kendo UI grids are a good example.https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/index

As I said, back in 2017 , that idea had just been half-implemented, so I think it would be very helpful if the SQL editor had matching parentheses highlighting as well.

The proposed feature to delete all unused elements from a module in OutSystems Service Studio with a single click is highly useful. It streamlines the development process by reducing module clutter, enhancing performance , and improving maintainability. This feature simplifies the management of codebases, making them more navigable and less prone to errors. Additionally, it saves developers significant time by automating the cleanup process, allowing them to focus on more critical development tasks. This contributes to overall efficiency in application lifecycle management and deployment.

We frequently have problems with our database CPU being over-utilised by one or two resource-heavy queries and then our users experience poor performance and time outs because the database can't keep up with demand. We don't think one or two queries should be allowed to bring down our whole database, even if they are resource-heavy. Could I suggest some functionality which would allow us to cap the resources consumed by an individual query, please? Or something which reduces the resources allocated to a particular large query if there isn't enough resource available for incoming requests? Perhaps the Resource Governor available on SQL Server?

With the arrival of Agent Workbench, Mentor AI, and generative AI capabilities on the platform, OutSystems has taken a huge step toward AI-assisted intelligent development. It would be great to accompany this evolution with a new official certification that recognizes developers' knowledge and skills in this area. A specialization in AI Agents, where topics such as the following are evaluated: -Practical use of Agent Workbench and Mentor. -Design and orchestration of AI agents within OutSystems. -Integration of generative models, governance and best practices in AI security and ethics. -Real-world cases of automation and optimization with AI. This would not only strengthen developers' professional profiles, but also position OutSystems on par with (or ahead of) other platforms that already offer certifications in artificial intelligence. In addition, it would drive the adoption of new AI tools within the ecosystem and help companies identify talent ready to build intelligent solutions.

Web developing means having to working in many aplications including many browsers that makes us lose focus on service studio Playing sound on done or erro during run or publish could help keeping notion on the state of the application while on other windows

When we have the need to invoke the same entity twice in advanced queries we have the absolute need to put an alias in one of them, to distinguish them. The thing is that service studio puts a warning to it if you use Alias.* ... Perhaps one could assign an alias to the output structure?

We should be able to test connectivity between the environment (FE) and other endpoints using SC.In order to use this feature, we are required to install other forge components tool like "NetChecker"

You know when you make a switch with 25 branches? Not everyday, sure, but enough times and it scares the next person to open it. Most times we can't organize them vertically and it ends up looking like shooting lines everywhere. And because of that, when we need to rearrange the destinations around because of next steps, the sequence is lost. So far when I click the branch 's line, I see the condition. I would like that also in opposite direction. When I click in one of the conditions of the switch, the branch line on screen to be highlighted. This way I can quickly spot it and follow the logic.